@twitbrainless: Yup, non-case classes can be used in an alias syntax but, as you've suggested, it's required to provide an unapply method to make things work. See PatternMatching.scala for an example.
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@twitbrainless:
Yup, non-case classes can be used in an alias syntax but, as you've suggested, it's required to provide an
unapplymethod to make things work. See PatternMatching.scala for an example.